Hong Kong Rugby Sevens Visitor's Guide
Kung Fu Rugby arrived to Hong Kong Stadium on this last day of the Sevens. Let’see who wins the finals for this year. Date Time Trophy Game Matches Result […]
The second day gets more intense as teams were striving to make to the finals. Here are the results from the second day of matches. Date Time Pool Game […]
The madness is finally here! The atmosphere is incredible and the first game day already brought the vibe to the top. Here are the results from the first day of […]
Waisale Serevi, perhaps the most influential player in the history of sevens, has been announced as the sixth player inducted into the Hong Kong Rugby Football Union’s ‘The Hong Kong […]
As part of the ongoing celebrations of 40 years of Sevens in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Rugby Football Union’s Community Foundation is pleased to announce the first ever ‘Hong […]
The Hong Kong Rugby Football Union and the Lan Kwai Fong Association are pleased to announce the hosting of the first ever “LKF Sevens Carnival” which will be held in […]
The Hong Kong Rugby Football Union (HKRFU) has announced Australia’s David Campese as the fifth member of ‘The Hong Kong Magnificent Seven’, the HKRFU’s commemorative campaign to recognise the seven […]
Lindsay’s best memory of being a player of the Sevens was scoring a try against Kazakhstan in her first Hong Kong Women’s Sevens when she was 17. Lindsay shares her other side of life outside of the Sevens.
The tournament spans three days but the fiesta actually begins a week before the games at Hong Kong Stadium kick off. This week of activities gives fans and players alike the chance […]
Sevens is a cut-down, speeded up version of conventional rugby. Faster, higher scoring and with fewer rules, Sevens has a wider appeal than the original fifteens version. Established in 1976 and organised by the Hong Kong Rugby Football Union, the Hong Kong Sevens is the world’s premier international sevens event, marking its 40th anniversary in 2015. In 1999, the Hong Kong Sevens became a part of World Rugby’s HSBC Sevens World Series.
To date, Hong Kong is the only HSBC Sevens World Series event to host 28 international teams, more than any other tournament, along with offering the largest prize purse in international sevens (US$150,000). The Hong Kong Rugby Football Union is also the only international rugby union to have hosted two Rugby World Cup Sevens, in 1997 and 2005.
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| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 07:00 | Gates Open |
| 07:05 | Mini / Youth Rugby Showcase |
| 09:30 | HSBC Sevens World Series Quarter Finals |
| 12:26 | Qualifier Semi Finals |
| 13:10 | Entertainment: Kung Fu Rugby |
| 13:34 | HSBC Sevens World Series Semi Finals |
| 16:30 | Qualifier Final |
| 17:00 | Shield Final |
| 17:30 | Bowl Final |
| 18:00 | Plate Final |
| 18:30 | Cup 3rd/4th |
| 19:00 | Cup Final |
| 19:30 | Cup Presentation |
| 19:40 | Event Ends |
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 11:00 | Gates Open |
| 11:05 | Mini Rugby Showcase |
| 13:00 | Qualifier Pool matches |
| 17:24 | Hong Kong Women's Rugby Sevens Final |
| 17:46 | Entertainment : Opening Ceremony |
| 18:10 | HSBC Sevens World Series pool matches |
| 21:06 | End of Day One |
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 07:00 | Gates Open |
| 07:05 | Mini Rugby Showcase |
| 09:00 | Qualifier Pool matches |
| 11:12 | HSBC Sevens World Series pool matches |
| 14:04 | Entertainment: march past and Village People |
| 15:14 | HSBC Sevens World Series pool matches |
| 18:10 | Qualifier Quarter Finals |
| 21:06 | End of Day Two |
